George Collins papers, 1838-1986, bulk 1949-1986

George Collins papers, 1838-1986, bulk 1949-1986

Summary Information

At a Glance

Bib ID:
10820511 View CLIO record
Creator(s):
Collins, George R. (George Roseborough), 1917-1993; Mili͡utin, N. A (Nikolaĭ Aleksandrovich), 1889-1942; Sprague, Arthur Colby, 1895-1991
Repository:
Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library
Physical Description:
13 linear feet
Language(s):
English .
Access:

This collection is available for use by appointment in the Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University. For further information and to make an appointment, please email avery-drawings@library.columbia.edu.

Unique time-based media items have been reformatted and are available onsite via links in the container list. All original copies of audio / moving image media are closed. Email avery-drawings@columbia.edu for more information.

Description

Scope and Content

This collection is composed primarily of correspondence, course material, writings, notes, photographs, slides, and audio tapes. Much of the material pertains to Collins' career as a professor at Columbia University. There is also a bulk of material regarding to the 1962, 1964, and 1966 Modern Architecture Symposiums held at Columbia University, as well as the publication of N.A. Miliutin's Sotsgorod: The Problem of building Socialist Cities, which was translated from Russian to English by Arthur Sprague. The basis for the series and subseries order was developed from Collins' own groupings. For the majority of the collection, Collins' folder titles have been maintained and the material has been arranged chronologically.

Arrangement

This collection is made up of eight series: Faculty Papers, Modern Architecture Symposium, Braziller Papers, Columbia History of Architecture, Russian Papers, Other Papers, Other Projects, Visual Materials, Audio Material.

Using the Collection

Restrictions on Access

This collection is available for use by appointment in the Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University. For further information and to make an appointment, please email avery-drawings@library.columbia.edu.

Unique time-based media items have been reformatted and are available onsite via links in the container list. All original copies of audio / moving image media are closed. Email avery-drawings@columbia.edu for more information.

Restrictions on Use

Columbia University is providing access to the materials in the Library's collections solely for noncommercial educational and research purposes. The unauthorized use, including, but not limited to, publication of the materials without the prior written permission of Columbia University is strictly prohibited. All inquiries regarding permission to publish should be submitted in writing to the Director, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University. For additional guidance, see Columbia University Libraries' publication policy.

In addition to permission from Columbia University, permission of the copyright owner (if not Columbia University) and/or any holder of other rights (such as publicity and/or privacy rights) may also be required for reproduction, publication, distributions, and other uses. Responsibility for making an independent legal assessment of any item and securing any necessary permissions rests with the persons desiring to publish the item. Columbia University makes no warranties as to the accuracy of the materials or their fitness for a particular purpose.

Preferred Citation

George Collins papers, 1838-1986, (bulk 1949-1986), Department of Drawings & Archives, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia University.

Related Material

George R. Collins Papers, 1937-1985, Manuscripts Division, Department of Rare Books and Special Collections, Princeton University Library.

George R. Collins Collection, 1941-1992, Archives of the American Field Service and AFS Intercultural Programs.

George R. Collins Archive of Catalan Art and Architecture, 1864-1992, Ryerson and Burnham Archives, The Art Institute.

The George Collins Collection on Linear City Planning, Special Collections, Frances Loeb Library, Harvard School of Design.

Christiane C. Collins collection of the West Harlem Coalition for Morningside Park and Urban Problems of the Contiguous Communities: West Harlem, Manhattan Valley, Morningside Heights and Manhattanville, 1961-1971, Archives and Rare Books Division, Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, The New York Public Library.

Immediate Source of Acquisition

Source of acquisition--The majority of the papers were donated by Christiane Crasemann Collins in 1993 (accession 1993.002) with smaller accessions following (1993.011, 2008.001).

About the Finding Aid / Processing Information

Columbia University Libraries, Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library

Processing Information

This collection was processed by Vincent Wilcke (Graduate Intern), under the supervision of Shelley Hayreh, Avery Archivist, in 2014.

Revision Description

2014-06-07 File created.

2019-05-20 EAD was imported spring 2019 as part of the ArchivesSpace Phase II migration.

2020-06-09 Links added to digitized content in Series VIII. kws

History

George R. Collins was born in Springfield, Massachusetts on September 2, 1917. After graduating from Newton High School, in Newtonville, Massachusetts, Collins went on to study art history at Princeton University where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1939 and a Master of Fine Arts degree in 1942. During World War II Collins volunteered with the American Field Service and earned four battle stars while serving with British forces. After the conclusion of the war Collins served for two years as deputy director and later director of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration Displaced Persons Centers in Bremen and Kassel-Mattenberg, Germany. In 1950, Collins married Christiane Crasemann, his future collaborater for the 1965 translation of Camillo Sitte's The Birth of Modern City Planning.

When Collins returned to the United States he began working as a teaching instructor at Columbia University in the City of New York, where he would continue to teach for the next forty years. In 1962 Collins was tenured as a full professor in the school's department of Art History and Archaeology. Considered the foremost Gaudi scholar in the United States, Collins wrote, edited, translated, and contributed to many significant works on Antonio Gaudi including Antonio Gaudi, which was published in 1960 and was the first book in English on Gaudi's work. Collin's research work extended beyond Gaudi and he wrote on numerous topics including the Guastavino Brothers' tile-vaulting system, Art Nouveau, city planning, Soviet architecture and planning, and modern architecture. For his scholarly work, Collins was awarded a Guggenheim fellowship as well as numerous grants from the Rockefeller Foundation and the American Council of Learned Societies.

George Collins died in Falmouth, MA in 1993.

Subject Headings

The subject headings listed below are found in this collection. Links below allow searches for other collections at Columbia University, through CLIO, the catalog for Columbia University Libraries, and through ArchiveGRID, a catalog that allows users to search the holdings of multiple research libraries and archives.

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Genre/Form
Sound recordings
Name
R. Guastavino Company
Subject
Architecture -- Soviet Union
Architecture -- Spain -- History
Architecture -- Study and teaching
Architecture, Modern -- Congresses

Series I: Faculty Papers

Series I is comprised of material relating to Collins' career as a professor in the Department of Art History and Archaeology at Columbia University in the City of New York. A majority of the papers in this series are related to the Architecture and Technology course Collins taught and the Colloquium he led. There is also a series of folders containing correspondence relating to academic affairs between the years of 1949 and 1958.


Box 1 Folder 1

Academic Affairs [1 of 2], 1947-1969


Box 1 Folder 2

Academic Affairs [2 of 3], 1946-1979


Box 1 Folder 3

Academic Affairs [3 of 3], 1946-1954

Material specifically relating to Columbia College


Box 1 Folder 4

School of General Studies [1 of 2], 1952

Cooperative program with the Metropolitan Museum of Art


Box 1 Folder 5

School of General Studies [2 of 2], 1953-1974


Box 1 Folder 6

Programs in the Arts, 1958-1962


Box 1 Folder 7

Committee on the Humanities, 1962


Box 1 Folder 8

Humanities Music Course, 1962


Box 1 Folder 9

Columbia University Art Center, 1963


Box 1 Folder 10

Vassar to Join Yale in New Haven, 1967


Box 1 Folder 11

The Bell Report, 1966 and 1969


Box 1 Folder 12

The Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies [1 of 2], 1971


Box 1 Folder 13

The Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies [2 of 2], 1971


Box 1 Folder 14

Urban Design Symposium, 1967


Box 1 Folder 15 to 19

Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, 1961-1968


Box 1 Folder 20

History of City Planning, 1974


Box 1 Folder 21 to 28

Architecture and Technology, 1976


Box 1 Folder 29 to 32

Architecture and Technology Papers [1 of 2], 1976


Box 2 Folder 1 to 6

Architecture and Technology Papers [2 of 2], 1976


Box 2 Folder 7

Introduction to the Arts, 1977


Box 2 Folder 8

Organization of Colloquium, 1971-1974


Box 2 Folder 9

Planning Colloquium, 1972


Box 2 Folder 10

Colloquium Topics [1 of 37], undated

Arcades and Galleries


Box 2 Folder 11

Colloquium Topics [2 of 37], 1983

Architectural Drawings


Box 2 Folder 12

Colloquium Topics [3 of 37], 1979-1985

Architecture and Genius


Box 2 Folder 13

Colloquium Topics [4 of 37], 1982

Architecture in Painting


Box 2 Folder 14

Colloquium Topics [5 of 37], 1978

Architectural Photography


Box 2 Folder 15

Colloquium Topics [6 of 37], 1973-1985

Architecture in Society


Box 2 Folder 16

Colloquium Topics [7 of 37], 1973-1985

Columbia University Campus


Box 2 Folder 17

Colloquium Topics [8 of 37], 1975

Columns


Box 2 Folder 18

Colloquium Topics [9 of 37], 1973

Domes


Box 2 Folder 19

Colloquium Topics [10 of 37], 1978-1982

Doors


Box 2 Folder 20

Colloquium Topics [11 of 37], 1981-1985

Formalism


Box 2 Folder 21

Colloquium Topics [12 of 37], 1974-1984

Functionalism


Box 2 Folder 22

Colloquium Topics [13 of 37], 1978-1985

Functionalism


Box 2 Folder 23

Colloquium Topics [14 of 37], 1962-1970

Geometry


Box 2 Folder 24

Colloquium Topics [15 of 37], 1983-1984

Geometry


Box 2 Folder 25

Colloquium Topics [16 of 37], 1979-1981

Geometry


Box 2 Folder 26

Colloquium Topics [17 of 37], 1981

Geometry, Proportion, Nature and the Cosmos


Box 2 Folder 27

Colloquium Topics [18 of 37], 1967

Geometric Planning


Box 2 Folder 28

Colloquium Topics [19 of 37], undated

Golden Section


Box 2 Folder 29

Colloquium Topics [20 of 37], 1982

Historic Preservation


Box 2 Folder 30

Colloquium Topics [21 of 37], 1977-1984

Historiography


Box 2 Folder 31

Colloquium Topics [22 of 37], 1977-1985

Iconography


Box 2 Folder 32

Colloquium Topics [23 of 37], 1979-1984

Iconography


Box 2 Folder 33

Colloquium Topics [24 of 37], undated

Iconography


Box 2 Folder 34

Colloquium Topics [25 of 37], 1979

Modular Architecture


Box 2 Folder 35

Colloquium Topics [26 of 37], 1980-1981

The Museum


Box 2 Folder 36

Colloquium Topics [27 of 37], 1983

Ornament


Box 2 Folder 37

Colloquium Topics [28 of 37], 1972-1974

Psychology and Aesthetics


Box 2 Folder 38

Colloquium Topics [29 of 37], 1977-1985

Rockefeller Center and Radio City Music Hall


Box 2 Folder 39

Colloquium Topics [30 of 37], 1979

The Roof


Box 2 Folder 40

Colloquium Topics [31 of 37], 1975

Space


Box 3 Folder 1

Colloquium Topics [32 of 37], 1962

Stairs


Box 3 Folder 2

Colloquium Topics [33 of 37], 1985

Structure


Box 3 Folder 3

Colloquium Topics [34 of 37], 1973-1984

Structure


Box 3 Folder 4

Colloquium Topics [35 of 37], 1974-1982

Style


Box 3 Folder 5

Colloquium Topics [36 of 37], 1972-1985

Style


Box 3 Folder 6

Colloquium Topics [37 of 37], 1977-1985

The Wall


Box 3 Folder 7

Colloquium Guests [1 of 3], 1972-1974

Professor Alfred Frazer


Box 3 Folder 8

Colloquium Guests [2 of 3], 1972-1975

Robert Streb


Box 3 Folder 9

Colloquium Guests [3 of 3], 1963-1975

Sir Tom Mellor


Box 3 Folder 10

Colloquium Visits [1 of 4], 1979-1985

Avery Library


Box 3 Folder 11

Colloquium Visits [2 of 4], 1981-1985

Avery Library


Box 3 Folder 12

Colloquium Visits [3 of 4], 1982

Grand Central Terminal


Box 3 Folder 13

Colloquium Visits [4 of 4], 1977-1985

St Paul's Chapel and the Cathedral of St. John the Divine


Box 3 Folder 14

Colloquium Schedules, 1979-1985


Box 3 Folder 15

Colloquium Assignments, 1978

Periodicals


Box 3 Folder 16

Colloquium, 1984

Course Notes


Box 3 Folder 17

General Correspondence [1 of 10], 1949


Box 3 Folder 18

General Correspondence [2 of 10], 1950


Box 3 Folder 19

General Correspondence [3 of 10], 1951


Box 3 Folder 20

General Correspondence [4 of 10], 1952


Box 3 Folder 21

General Correspondence [5 of 10], 1953


Box 3 Folder 22

General Correspondence [6 of 10], 1954


Box 3 Folder 23

General Correspondence [7 of 10], 1955


Box 3 Folder 24

General Correspondence [8 of 10], 1956


Box 3 Folder 25

General Correspondence [9 of 10], 1957


Box 3 Folder 26

General Correspondence [10 of 10], 1958


Box 3 Folder 27

General Papers, 1949-1980


Box 3 Folder 28

General Material, 1976-1980


Box 3 Folder 29

Lecture Notes, 1962-1963

Russian Art


Box 3 Folder 30

Seminar Notes, 1965

"Frank Lloyd Wright: Aspects of Creativity and Eclecticism in his Works"


Box 3 Folder 31

Miscellaneous Research Papers, undated

"On Thinking About Future World Order" By: Robert W Cox; "Utopian Views of War and Peace" By: Elisabeth Hansot

Series II: Modern Architecture Symposium

Series II is comprised of three subseries: The first subseries includes material relating to the 1962 Modern Architecture Symposium. There are papers regarding the planning and financial arrangements of the Symposium as well as the publication of its proceedings. There are also individual files containing correspondence and the papers delivered by speakers. The second subseries includes material relating to the 1964 Modern Architecture Symposium. There are papers regarding the planning and financial arrangements of the Symposium as well as the publication of the proceedings. There are also individual files containing correspondence and the papers delivered by speakers. The third subseries includes material relating to the 1966 Modern Architecture Symposium. There are papers regarding the planning and financial arrangements of the Symposium as well as the publication of the proceedings. There are also individual files containing correspondence and the papers delivered by speakers.


Subseries 1: MAS 1962


Box 3 Folder 32

Planning and Arrangements, 1962


Box 3 Folder 33 to 34

Publication and Planning, 1962


Box 3 Folder 35

Finances and Financing, 1962


Box 3 Folder 36

Exhibition List, 1962


Box 3 Folder 37

Distribution Lists, 1962


Box 3 Folder 38

Mailings, 1962


Box 3 Folder 39

Individual Files [1 of 12], 1962

Allen Brooks


Box 3 Folder 40

Individual Files [2 of 12], 1962

Theodore M Brown


Box 3 Folder 41

Individual Files [3 of 12], 1962

Walter Creese


Box 3 Folder 42

Individual Files [4 of 12], 1962

Peter Collins


Box 3 Folder 43

Individual Files [5 of 12], 1962

Philip Johnson


Box 3 Folder 44

Individual Files [6 of 12], 1962

Edgar Kaufmann Jr.


Box 3 Folder 45

Individual Files [7 of 12], 1962

Henry Millon


Box 3 Folder 46

Individual Files [8 of 12], 1962

Henry Russell Hitchcock


Box 3 Folder 47

Individual Files [9 of 12], 1962

J.M. Richards


Box 3 Folder 48

Individual Files [10 of 12], 1962

Everard Upjohn


Box 3 Folder 49

Individual Files [11 of 12], 1962

Peter Serenyi


Box 3 Folder 50

Individual Files [12 of 12], 1962

Bruno Zevi


Box 3 Folder 51

Proceedings, 1962

Proof Copy


Box 3 Folder 52

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: A. Barr, A Brooks, and T. Brown


Box 3 Folder 53

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: G. Collins, P. Collins and T. Brown


Box 3 Folder 54

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: E. Kaufmann, H. Millon , and S. Moholy-Nagy


Box 3 Folder 55

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: H-R Hitchcock, J. Jacobus, P. Johnson


Box 3 Folder 56

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: M. Peisch, R. Rosenblum, and E. Santomasso


Box 3 Folder 57

Proceedings, 1962

Corrections by: P. Serenyi, R Sherwood, and S. Shuloff


Box 4 Folder 1

Proceedings, 1962

File copy


Box 4 Folder 2

Proceedings, 1962


Box 4 Folder 3

Proceedings, 1962

Draft copy


Box 4 Folder 4

Proceedings, 1962


Box 4 Folder 5

Proceedings, 1962

Third Printing


Box 4 Folder 6

Proceedings, 1962

Final manuscript for Stencil Cutting


Box 4 Folder 7

General Records, 1964


Box 4 Folder 8

Post-Conference Correspondence, 1964

Adolf Placzek to K.P. Zygas


Subseries 2: MAS 1964


Box 4 Folder 9

Planning and Arrangements, 1964


Box 4 Folder 10 to 11

Publication and Planning, 1964


Box 4 Folder 12

Publication, 1964

Corrections by: G. Collins, and A. Placzek for Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians


Box 4 Folder 13

Finances and Financing, 1964

Finances and Financing


Box 4 Folder 14

Slide and Image Lists, 1964


Box 4 Folder 15

Mailings, 1964


Box 4 Folder 16

Individual Files [1 of 33], 1964

Stanford Anderson


Box 4 Folder 17

Individual Files [2 of 33], 1964

Alfred Barr


Box 4 Folder 18

Individual Files [3 of 33], 1964

Allen Brooks


Box 4 Folder 19

Individual Files [4 of 33], 1964

Peter Collins


Box 4 Folder 20

Individual Files [5 of 33], 1964

Walter Creese


Box 4 Folder 21

Individual Files [6 of 33], 1964

James Fitch


Box 4 Folder 22

Individual Files [7 of 33], 1964

David Gebhard


Box 4 Folder 23

Individual Files [8 of 33], 1964

Wilder Green


Box 4 Folder 24

Individual Files [9 of 33], 1964

Henry Russell Hitchcock


Box 4 Folder 25

Individual Files [10 of 33], 1964

Ada Louise Huxtable


Box 4 Folder 26

Individual Files [11 of 33], 1964

John Jacobus


Box 4 Folder 27

Individual Files [12 of 33], 1964

Philip Johnson


Box 4 Folder 28

Individual Files [13 of 33], 1964

William Jordy


Box 4 Folder 29

Individual Files [14 of 33], 1964

Elizabeth Kassler


Box 4 Folder 30

Individual Files [15 of 33], 1964

Edgar Kaufmann Jr.


Box 4 Folder 31

Individual Files [16 of 33], 1964

John McAndrew


Box 4 Folder 32

Individual Files [17 of 33], 1964

Carroll Meeks


Box 4 Folder 33

Individual Files [18 of 33], 1964

Henry Millon


Box 4 Folder 34

Individual Files [19 of 33], 1964

Sibyl Moholy-Nagy


Box 4 Folder 35

Individual Files [20 of 33], 1964

Paul Norten


Box 4 Folder 36

Individual Files [21 of 33], 1964

Mark Peisch


Box 4 Folder 37

Individual Files [22 of 33], 1964

Robert Rosenblum


Box 4 Folder 38

Individual Files [23 of 33], 1964

Colin Rowe


Box 4 Folder 39

Individual Files [24 of 33], 1964

Vincent Scully


Box 4 Folder 40

Individual Files [25 of 33], 1964

Eduard Sekuer


Box 4 Folder 41

Individual Files [26 of 33], 1964

Patricia May Sekler


Box 4 Folder 42

Individual Files [27 of 33], 1964

Peter Serenyi


Box 4 Folder 43

Individual Files [28 of 33], 1964

Robert Stren


Box 4 Folder 44

Individual Files [29 of 33], 1964

George B Tatum


Box 4 Folder 45

Individual Files [30 of 33], 1964

Rudolph Wittkower


Box 4 Folder 46

Individual Files [31 of 33], 1964

Colin St. John Wilson


Box 4 Folder 47

Individual Files [32 of 33], 1964

William Wurster


Box 4 Folder 48

Individual Files [33 of 33], 1964

Bruno Zevi


Box 4 Folder 49

Preliminary Statements, 1964

Spain: A Case Study In Action And Reaction -George Collins, The Spread of Technology: 1929-1939-James M. Fitch, The Decade: 1929-1939- Henry Russell Hitchcock, The "International Style" In The Thirties-William Jordy, Frank Lloyd Wright's Years of Modernism, 1925-1935-Edgar Kaufmann Jr, The Diaspora-Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, City-Planning Theory in Nazi Germany of the 1930s-Christian Otto, Modern Architecture and Architectural Criticism in the USA 1929-1939- Mark L Peisch, A Brief Review of the Decade's Architectural Literature- Adolf K Placzek, Le Corbusier's Changing Attitude Toward Form (A Summary)-Peter Serenyu, Relevance of The Decade- Robert A.M. Stern, The Social Front of Modern Architecture in the 1930s-CAtherine Bauer Wurster


Box 4 Folder 50

Statements, 1964

Spain: A Case Study In Action And Reaction -George Collins, The Spread of Technology: 1929-1939-James M. Fitch, The Decade: 1929-1939- Henry Russell Hitchcock, The "International Style" In The Thirties-William Jordy, Frank Lloyd Wright's Years of Modernism, 1925-1935-Edgar Kaufmann Jr, The Diaspora-Sibyl Moholy-Nagy, City-Planning Theory in Nazi Germany of the 1930s-Christian Otto, Modern Architecture and Architectural Criticism in the USA 1929-1939- Mark L Peisch, A Brief Review of the Decade's Architectural Literature- Adolf K Placzek, Le Corbusier's Changing Attitude Toward Form (A Summary)-Peter Serenyu, Relevance of The Decade- Robert A.M. Stern, The Social Front of Modern Architecture in the 1930s-CAtherine Bauer Wurster


Box 4 Folder 51

Proceedings, 1964


Box 4 Folder 52

Proceedings, 1964

Author Corrections of Transcriptions


Box 4 Folder 53

Proceedings, 1964

Author Corrections of Transcriptions


Box 4 Folder 54

Proceedings, 1964


Box 4 Folder 55

Proceedings, 1964


Box 4 Folder 56

Proceedings, 1964

Printer's Copy 1 of 2


Box 4 Folder 57

Proceedings, 1964

Printer's Copy 2 of 2


Box 5 Folder 1

Proceedings, 1964

Tape Transcription


Box 5 Folder 2

Proceedings, 1964

JSAH Reprint Unbound


Box 5 Folder 3

Proceedings, 1966

JSAH Report


Box 5 Folder 4

Post-Conference Correspondence, 1966


Subseries 3: MAS 1966


Box 5 to 10 Folder 5

Planning and Arrangements, 1966


Box 5 Folder 11 to 12

Publication and Planning, 1966


Box 5 Folder 13 to 14

Finances and Financing, 1966


Box 5 Folder 15

Slide Lists, 1966


Box 5 Folder 16

Mailings, 1966


Box 5 Folder 17 to 18

Program, 1966


Box 5 Folder 19

Signs and Posters, 1966


Box 5 Folder 20

Exhibit, 1966


Box 5 Folder 21

Opening Remarks, 1966


Box 5 Folder 22

Individual Files [1 of 27], 1966

Stanford Anderson


Box 5 Folder 23

Individual Files [2 of 27], 1966

Reyner Banham


Box 5 Folder 24

Individual Files [3 of 27], 1966

Theodore M Brown


Box 5 Folder 25

Individual Files [4 of 27], 1966

Allen Brooks


Box 5 Folder 26

Individual Files [5 of 27], 1966

Robert Judson Clark


Box 5 Folder 27

Individual Files [6 of 27], 1966

George Collins


Box 5 Folder 28

Individual Files [7 of 27], 1966

Peter Collins


Box 5 Folder 29

Individual Files [8 of 27], 1966

Walter Creese


Box 5 Folder 30

Individual Files [9 of 27], 1966

Arthur Drexler


Box 5 Folder 31

Individual Files [10 of 27], 1966

Leonard Eaton


Box 5 Folder 32

Individual Files [11 of 27], 1966

Wolf von Eckardt


Box 5 Folder 33

Individual Files [12 of 27], 1966

Wilder Green


Box 5 Folder 34

Individual Files [13 of 27], 1966

Henry Russell Hitchcock


Box 5 Folder 35

Individual Files [14 of 27], 1966

Philip Johnson


Box 5 Folder 36

Individual Files [15 of 27], 1966

Edgar Kaufmann Jr.


Box 5 Folder 37

Individual Files [16 of 27], 1966

Henry Millon


Box 5 Folder 38

Individual Files [17 of 27], 1966

Adolf Placzek


Box 5 Folder 39

Individual Files [18 of 27], 1966

Colin Rowe


Box 5 Folder 40

Individual Files [19 of 27], 1966

Robert Rosenblum


Box 5 Folder 41

Individual Files [20 of 27], 1966

Eugene Santomasso


Box 5 Folder 42

Individual Files [21 of 27], 1966

Joseph Shelley


Box 5 Folder 43

Individual Files [22 of 27], 1966

Paul E Sprague


Box 5 Folder 44

Individual Files [23 of 27], 1966

Winston R Weisman


Box 5 Folder 45

Individual Files [24 of 27], 1966

Adolf Placzek


Box 5 Folder 46

Individual Files [25 of 27], 1966

Colin St. John Wilson


Box 5 Folder 47

Individual Files [26 of 27], 1966

William Wurster


Box 5 Folder 48

Individual Files [27 of 27], 1966

Bruno Zevi


Box 5 Folder 49 to 50

Proceedings, 1966

George Collins Corrections


Box 5 Folder 51 to 52

Proceedings, undated

Carbon Copy

Series III: Braziller Papers

Series III is comprised of five subseries: The first subseries includes proposals, draft pages, correspondence, and illustrations relating to the publication of Socialist Planning in the Cities of Eastern Europe. The second subseries includes correspondence, suggested chapters, author contracts, draft pages, and layout considerations relating to the writing and publication of Planning and Cities. The third subseries includes files on individual authors. The fourth subseries includes book proposals. The fifth subseries includes correspondences, reviews of publications and publicity for George Braziller, Inc.


Subseries 1: Socialist Planning in the Cities of Eastern Europe


Box 5 Folder 53

Proposals, 1966-1972


Box 5 Folder 54

Correspondence, 1968, 1978-1979


Box 5 Folder 55

Translation, undated


Box 5 Folder 56

Introduction and Preface, undated


Box 5 Folder 57

Draft Pages, undated


Box 5 Folder 58

Illustrations, undated


Box 5 Folder 59

General Papers, undated


Subseries 2: Planning and Cities


Box 5 Folder 61

Correspondence, 1966, 1970-1971

Jaqueline Tyrwhitt


Box 5 Folder 62

Correspondence, 1966, 1968, 1971-1974


Box 5 Folder 63

Planning Prospectus, 1966-1967


Box 6 Folder 64

Instructions to Authors, 1966-1967


Box 6 Folder 1

Contracts, 1966-1967, 1972-1973


Box 6 Folder 2

Promotion and Reviews, 1967-1968, 1969-1970, 1973

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Box 6 Folder 3

Suggestions and Proposals for Chapters, 1967


Box 6 Folder 4

Book Layout, 1967-1968


Box 6 Folder 5

Preface, 1968-1969


Box 6 Folder 6

Book Jacket and Design, 1968-1969


Box 6 Folder 7

Draft Pages, undated


Box 6 Folder 8

1980s Proposals, 1981


Subseries 3: Individual Files


Box 6 Folder 9

Mircea Eliade, 1966


Box 6 Folder 10

Norma Evenson, 1969


Box 6 Folder 11

Francis L. Fergueson, 1972


Box 6 Folder 12

Kurt Forster, 1970-1973


Box 6 Folder 13

Josef Konvitz, 1973-1977


Box 6 Folder 14

Ervin Y.Gakantay, 1968-1974


Box 6 Folder 15

Thomas Hines, 1972-1978


Box 6 Folder 16

Jonathan Lane, 1974-1979


Box 6 Folder 17

Mark B. Lapping, 1970-1972


Box 6 Folder 18

Henry Millon, 1966-1969


Box 6 Folder 19

Erwin Walter Palm, 1970-1973


Box 6 Folder 20

Robert Serge, 1970-1982


Box 6 Folder 21

Arthur Sprague, 1966-1967


Box 6 Folder 22 to 23

Paul Speiregen, 1971-1972, undated


Box 6 Folder 24 to 27

Anthony Vidler, 1970-1971, undated


Box 6 Folder 28

John Ward, 1966-1975


Subseries 4: Book Proposals


Box 6 Folder 29

Published, 1968-1976


Box 6 Folder 30 to 31

Rejects, 1968-1976


Subseries 5: General Material


Box 6 Folder 32

Correspondence, 1966-1985


Box 6 Folder 33

Reviews, 1968-1972


Box 6 Folder 34

Publicity, 1970-1985

Series IV: Columbia History of Architecture

Series IV is comprised of material relating to the publication of the Columbia History of Architecture. There are files containing suggested chapters and authors, preliminary instructions to selected authors, chapters regarding prehistoric, primitive, and Pre Columbian architecture, the architecture of Egypt and the Far East, the Architecture of Greater India and South East Asia, Roman Architecture, Gothic Architecture, Mannerism and Classicism, Baroque architecture, the architecture of the United States, and modern architecture. There is also correspondence between Collins and various authors as well as correspondence between Collins and the editors at George Braziller, Inc.


Box 6 Folder 35

Suggested Chapters and Authors, undated


Box 6 Folder 36

Preliminary Instructions to Authors, 1962


Box 6 Folder 37

Prehistoric, Primitive, and Pre Columbian Architecture, undated


Box 6 Folder 38

Architecture of Egypt and the Far East, undated


Box 6 Folder 39

Architecture of Greater India and South East Asia, 1961


Box 6 Folder 40

Photographs, undated

Burma and Cambodia


Box 6 Folder 41

Roman Architecture, 1961


Box 6 Folder 42

Gothic Architecture, 1961


Box 7 Folder 1

Mannerism and Classicism, 1961


Box 7 Folder 2

Baroque Architecture, 1961


Box 7 Folder 3

Architecture of the United States, 1961


Box 7 Folder 4

Modern Architecture, 1961


Box 7 Folder 5

Correspondence, 1970, 1976

Correspondence with Peter Serenyi


Box 7 Folder 6

Correspondence, 1961

Correspondence with William B. Dinsmoor


Box 7 Folder 7

General Correspondence, 1956, 1960-1961, 1963-1965, undated


Box 7 Folder 8

Praeger INC., undated

Series V: Russian Papers

Series V is comprised of five subseries: The first subseries includes material relating to the publication of N.A. Miliutin's Sotsgorod: The Problem of building Socialist Cities. The text was translated from Russian to English by Arthur Sprague as part of his dissertation research. Collins, who served as Sprague's dissertation advisor, edited the translated text. There are files containing the edited manuscript, various drafts, and correspondence. The second subseries includes a selection of Arthur Sprague's graduate school work. There are files containing Sprague's master's essay, as well as various other writings on Soviet architecture. There is also correspondence between George Collins and Sprague, research notes, newspaper clippings. The third subseries includes copies of the papers delivered during the 1974 American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies and Columbia University Russian Institute's Conference on "The Cultural Revolution in Russia, 1928-1933." The fourth subseries includes numerous papers authored by Frederick Starr, an American expert of Russian and Eurasain affairs. There are also images for Starr's book Melnikov Solo Architect in a Mass Society, and correspondence between Starr and Collins. The fifth subseries is comprised of general material including newspaper clippings, journal articles, and numerous writings about Soviet architecture and city planning.


Subseries 1: Sotsgorod: The Problems of Building Socialist Cities


Box 7 Folder 9

Base Notes, undated


Box 7 Folder 10

Miscellaneous Notes, undated


Box 7 Folder 11

Russian Text, undated


Box 7 Folder 13

Text, undated


Box 7 Folder 14

English Translation, undated


Box 7 Folder 15

Introduction Drafts, undated


Box 7 Folder 16 to 17

Edited Text [1 of 2], undated


Box 7 Folder 18

Edited Manuscript, undated


Box 7 Folder 19

Edited Manuscript, undated


Box 7 Folder 20

Edited Manuscript, undated


Box 7 Folder 21

Edited Manuscript [1 of 2], undated


Box 7 Folder 22

Edited Manuscript [2 of 2], undated


Box 7 Folder 23

Edited Manuscript, undated


Box 7 Folder 24

Corrections, 1973


Box 7 Folder 25

Stalingrad: Linear City, undated


Box 7 Folder 26

Early Book Layout, undated


Box 7 Folder 27

Book Layout, undated


Box 7 Folder 28

Book Jacket and Design, undated


Box 7 Folder 29

Photoduplicating Services, 1974


Box 7 Folder 30

Sotsgorod Photographs, undated


Box 14 Folder 1

Page Layouts, 1974


Box 14 Folder 2

Draft Pages, 1974


Box 14 Folder 3

Index, 1974


Box 7 Folder 31

Publicity, 1974


Box 8 Folder 1

MIT Press, 1975

Including reviews of the book


Box 8 Folder 2

General Material, 1977-1980


Box 8 Folder 3

Correspondence [1 of 3], 1970-1975

Correspondence with MIT Press personnel including: Michael Connolly, Barbara Levy, and Ed Argo


Box 8 Folder 4

Correspondence [2 of 3], 1970-1978-1974, 197

Includes Correspondence with Katherine Burger Sprague, Frederick Starr, and Catherine Cook


Box 8 Folder 5

Correspondence [3 of 3], 1967-1975

General Correspondence


Subseries 2: Arthur Sprague


Box 8 Folder 6

"Nikolai Aleksandrovich Miliutin: Soviet Town Planner and Architect, 1961


Box 8 Folder 7

"Kandinsky and Malevich", 1962


Box 8 Folder 8

"Kandinsky and Malevich", 1962

Graded


Box 8 Folder 9

"The Modern Movement in Architecture", 1964


Box 8 Folder 10

"Constructivism and Cosmopolitism in Soviet Architecture and Town Planning, undated


Box 8 Folder 11

"Ivan Leonidov 1902-1960", undated


Box 8 Folder 12

"Constructivism In Soviet Architecture", undated


Box 8 Folder 13

"Iakov Chernikov: The Last Constructivist"

Graded


Box 8 Folder 14

Writings on Konstantin Melnikov, undated

Some material in Russian


Box 8 Folder 15

"Sotsgorod and Linear Planning in the USSR", undated

Russian Text


Box 8 Folder 16

Marx Monument, undated


Box 8 Folder 17

USSR Study Plan, 1962


Box 8 Folder 18

Master's Essay, undated


Box 8 Folder 19

Master's Essay Draft, 1962


Box 8 Folder 20

Master's Essay Chapters and Appendices, 1962


Box 8 Folder 21

Outline of Dissertation, undated


Box 8 Folder 22

Sotsgorod Translation, undated


Box 8 Folder 23

"The Problems of Building Socialist Cities", undated


Box 8 Folder 24

Brothers Vesnin Catalog, 1964


Box 8 Folder 25

Photographs, undated

Photographs of Ily Golosov's Architecture


Box 8 Folder 26

Application to the Inter-University Committee on Travel Grants, undated


Box 8 Folder 27

Correspondence with George Collins, 1961-1962, 1964-1968

Divided by date


Box 8 Folder 28

Correspondence regarding Sprague, 1961, 1962, 1964,1967, 1975

Divided by author


Box 8 Folder 29

Marriage Announcement, 1965


Box 8 Folder 30

"Art, Rubles, and Dollars", 1962


Box 8 Folder 31

Moisei Iakovlevich Ginzburg Research, 1970


Box 8 Folder 32

"Mikhail Alexandrovich Vrubel: The Demon and the Prophet", undated


Box 8 Folder 33

Nikolai Aleksandrovich Miliutin Paper and Articles, 1961


Box 8 Folder 34

"Constructivism and Academicism in Soviet Architecture", undated


Box 14 Folder 4

Research Notes, undated


Box 14 Folder 5

"Voks and its Problems", undated


Box 14 Folder 6

Draft Pages, undated


Box 8 Folder 35

"Nikolai Nikolaevich (1831-1894), Academic Painting in Russia in the Nineteenth Century", 1962


Box 14 Folder 7

Notes, Notes


Box 14 Folder 8

"Soviet Architecture", undated


Box 14 Folder 9

"Sotsgorod and Linearism in the USSR (1928-1931), undated


Subseries 3: Conference Papers


Box 8 Folder 36

"Little Heroes and Big Deeds: Literature Responds to the First Five-Year Plan", 1974

By: Katerina Clark, Wesleyan University


Box 8 Folder 37

"The Soviet Metallurgical Industry 1929-1941", 1974

By: Samuel Lieberstein, Temple University


Box 8 Folder 38

"Pashukanis and the Withering Away of Law in the USSR, 1974

By: Robert Sharlet, Union College


Box 8 Folder 39

"The Anti-Urban Utopias of Early Stalinist Russia", 1974

By: S. Frederick Starr, Princeton University


Box 8 Folder 40

"Educational Policy and Cultural Revolution: V.N. Shulgin and the 'Withering Away of the School'", 1974

By: Gail Warshofsky Lapidus, The Hoover Institution


Box 8 Folder 41

"The Psychoneutological Sciences and the Construction of Socialism", 1974

By: David Joravsky, Northwestern University


Box 8 Folder 42

"Cultural Revolution and the Creation of a New Technical Intelligentsia", 1974


Box 9 Folder 1

"Comments on David Joravasky's and Kendall Baile's Papers", 1974

By: Loren Graham, Columbia University


Box 9 Folder 2

"Soviet Historians During the First-Five-Year Plan", 1974

By. George M. Enteen


Box 9 Folder 3

"Class, State and Ideology in the Piatiletka", 1974

By: M. Lewin


Box 9 Folder 4

"Cultural Revolution as Class War", 1974

By: Sheila Fitzpatrick


Box 9 Folder 5

"Urbanization in Russia and the USSR: 1897-1966, 1974

By: Robert A. Lewis and Richard H. Rowland, Columbia University


Box 9 Folder 6

Untitled, 1974

By: Kendall E. Bailes, University of California at Irvine


Subseries 4: Frederick Starr


Box 9 Folder 7

"Architecture and Minor Arts", 1959


Box 9 Folder 8

"Architecture in the Soviet Union", 1963


Box 9 Folder 9

Some Observations on Russian Design, 1966


Box 9 Folder 10

Konstantin Melnikov, 1969


Box 9 Folder 11

"The Evolution of the Contemporary Idiom", undated


Box 9 Folder 12

"The Anti-Urban Utopias of Early Stalinist Russia", 1974


Box 9 Folder 13

"The Revival and Schism of Urban Planning in the Twentieth Century Russia", undated


Box 9 Folder 14

"The Union of Contemporary Architects", undated


Box 9 Folder 15

The Princeton Plan, 1970


Box 9 Folder 16

"City Planning in Russia: The Development of Odessa, 1789-1892", 1974


Box 9 Folder 17

Correspondence, 1968-1970, 1972-1974, 1978, undated


Box 9 Folder 18

Images for "Melnikov Solo Architect in a Mass Society" [1 of 2], undated


Box 9 Folder 19

Images for "Melnikov Solo Architect in a Mass Society" [2 of 2], undated


Box 9 Folder 20

General Material, 1970, 1974


Subseries 5: General Material


Box 9 Folder 21

Soviet Architecture Articles, 1972


Box 9 Folder 22

Soviet Art Articles and Reviews of Shows [1 of 2], 1961, 1968, 1970-1975, 1977, 1979-1980


Box 9 Folder 23

Soviet Art Articles and Reviews of Shows [2 of 2], undated


Box 9 Folder 24

Newspaper Clippings [1 of 4], 1965-1969


Box 9 Folder 25

Newspaper Clippings [2 of 4], 1970-1974


Box 9 Folder 26

Newspaper Clippings [3 of 4], 1975-1979


Box 9 Folder 27

Newspaper Clippings [4 of 4], 1980-1988, undated


Box 9 Folder 28

Journal Clippings, 1975-1981


Box 14 Folder 10

Journal Clippings, 1968


Box 14 Folder 11

Newspaper Clippings, 1967, 1971, 1985


Box 14 Folder 12

Soviet Life, 1974-1975


Box 14 Folder 13

New York Times Clippings, 1967


Box 14 Folder 14

Articles About Soviet Architecture, 1983


Box 9 Folder 29

Notes, 1968, 1971, 1977-1978


Box 9 Folder 30

Correspondence, 1961, 1963, 1968-1974, 1978, 1982

Includes correspondence with Anatole Senkevitch, Jr., Kitty Burger, Marshall D. Shulman, Hibbard.


Box 9 Folder 31

Nikolay Alexanrovich Miliutin, undated


Box 9 Folder 32

"The Political Economy of Soviet New Towns,", 1979

By T.J. Colton, University of Toronto


Box 9 Folder 33

"St. Petersburg", undated

By: Anatole Senkevitch, Jr.


Box 9 Folder 34

"Architecture in the Soviet Union", 1963


Box 9 Folder 35

"Concentric Circles: Russian History and Soviet Architecture", 1966

By: Karl A. Maier


Box 9 Folder 36

"The Arts in the Soviet Union", 1960


Box 14 Folder 15

Articles about Warsaw, 1980-1983


Box 9 Folder 37

"Town Design: Theories of Planning Towns", 1965

Series VI: Other Projects

Series VI is comprised of material that Collins collected during the 1981 XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects, which was held in Warsaw, Poland. There is a series of general correspondence divided alphabetically that date from the late 1950s to the early 1980s. There is a series of folders containing photocopies, correspondence, notes, newspaper clippings, and exhibition material regarding Avery Library's collection of children's drawings of the Spanish Civil War. There is also a series of files relating to the Guastavino family including correspondence between Collins and Bob Guastavino, numerous articles, newspaper clippings, and writings. The final grouping of material in this series is comprised of notes written by Collins on various matters.


Box 9 Folder 38

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [1 of 10], 1980-1981, 1983

Correspondence


Box 10 Folder 39

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [2 of 10], 1981

Conference Material


Box 10 Folder 40

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [3 of 10], 1981

Conference Material


Box 10 Folder 1

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [4 of 10], 1981

Conference Material


Box 10 Folder 2

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [5 of 10], 1981

Conference Photographs


Box 10 Folder 3

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [6 of 10], 1979, 1981-1983, 1985

Newspaper clippings


Box 10 Folder 4

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [7 of 10], 1981

Poland tourism information


Box 10 Folder 5

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [8 of 10], 1981

Conference Material


Box 10 Folder 6

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [9 of 10], 1981

General Material


Box 10 Folder 7

XIV Congress of the International Union of Architects [10 of 10], 1980-1981

General Material


Box 10 Folder 8

Correspondence 'A'-'B', 1961-1984

Includes correspondence with Pierre Bourdelle, and Reyner Banaham (see also Box 5, Folder 23)


Box 10 Folder 9

Correspondence 'C', 1959-1982

Includes correspondence with Peter Collins (see also Box 3 Folder 39, Box 4 Folder 19, Box 5 Folder 29)


Box 10 Folder 10

Correspondence 'D'-'H', 1959-1984


Box 10 Folder 11

Correspondence 'K', 1958-1986

Includes correspondence with Edgar Kaufmann, Jr. (see also Box 5, Folder 36; Box 4, Folder 32; Box 3, Folder 43)


Box 10 Folder 12

Correspondence 'L', 1967-1982


Box 10 Folder 13

Correspondence 'M', 1962-1983


Box 10 Folder 14

Correspondence 'P', 1962-1980


Box 10 Folder 15

Correspondence 'R', 1977-1984


Box 10 Folder 16

Correspondence 'S', 1962-1983


Box 10 Folder 17

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [1 of 14], undated

Avery's collection of Children's Drawing of the Civil War, including photocopies of selected drawings.


Box 10 Folder 18

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [2 of 14], undated

Photocopies of children's' drawing.


Box 10 Folder 19

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [3 of 14], 1977-1985

Correspondence regarding Museo del Prado's exhibition of children's drawing of the Spanish Civil War.


Box 11 Folder 1

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [4 of 14], 1984-1986

Correspondence regarding the Spanish Institute's 1986 exhibition of the Children's Drawing of the Spanish Civil War.


Box 11 Folder 2

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [5 of 14], 1986

Exhibition material and material from galas held at the Spanish Institute


Box 11 Folder 3

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [6 of 14], undated

The Spanish Institute's invitation mailing list.


Box 11 Folder 4

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [7 of 14], 1986

Collins' essay for the Spanish Institute's 1986 exhibition of the Children's Drawings from the Spanish Civil War.


Box 11 Folder 5

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [8 of 14], 1986

Reviews of the 1986 Spanish Institute's exhibit of Spanish Drawings of the Spanish Civil War


Box 11 Folder 6

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [9 of 14], 198-1985

Material regarding the Abraham Lincoln Brigade


Box 11 Folder 7

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [10 of 14], 1938-39 1981-1987

Newspaper articles on the Spanish Civil War, Newspaper articles on the political history of Spain


Box 11 Folder 8

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [11 of 14], 1937-39 1954 1978

Journal and magazine articles


Box 11 Folder 9

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [12 of 14], undated

Miscellaneous notes.


Box 11 Folder 10

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [13 of 14], undated

Material regarding Luis Quintanilla


Box 11 Folder 11

Children's Drawings of the Spanish Civil War [14 of 14], 1986

Other material.


Box 11 Folder 12

Guastavino Family Files [1 of 18], 1962-1970

Correspondence between George R. Collins and Bob Guastavino and others.


Box 11 Folder 13

Guastavino Family Files [2 of 18], 1971-1979

Correspondence between George R. Collins and Bob Guastavino and others.


Box 11 Folder 14

Guastavino Family Files [3 of 18], 1864-1931

Books and Articles by William E. Blodgett also obituaries


Box 11 Folder 15

Guastavino Family Files [4 of 18], undated

Negatives of the Rafael Guastavino Jr. House


Box 11 Folder 16

Guastavino Family Files [5 of 18], undated

"The Guastavino Family" by: Rafael Guastavino IV


Box 11 Folder 17

Guastavino Family Files [6 of 18], 1976

Edited manuscript of "The Guastavino Family"


Box 11 Folder 18

Guastavino Family Files [7 of 18], 1980-1981


Box 11 Folder 19

Guastavino Family Files [8 of 18], 1977, 1981

Correspondence with Luis Moya [Madrid] regarding Guastavino Album


Box 11 Folder 20

Guastavino Family Files [9 of 18], 1978

Theodore HM Prudon "Architectural Terra Cotta: Analyzing the Deterioration Problems & Restoration Approaches.


Box 11 Folder 21

Guastavino Family Files [10 of 18], 1975-1976 1978 1988

Newspaper clippings


Box 11 Folder 22

Guastavino Family Files [11 of 18], undated

Article titled "Sr. D.R. Guastavino" in Spanish


Box 11 Folder 23

Guastavino Family Files [12 of 18], 1964

Article titled "A Name in Tiles: The Architect Guastavino"


Box 11 Folder 24

Guastavino Family Files [13 of 18], 1927

Article titles "A Large Dome Built Without Centering"


Box 11 Folder 25

Guastavino Family Files [14 of 18], 1953

Squib from Valencia newspaper


Box 11 Folder 26

Guastavino Family Files [15 of 18], 1929

Untitled article on Guastavino construction technology


Box 11 Folder 27

Guastavino Family Files [16 of 18], 1893, 1906, 1910, 1931, 1962, 1975, 1988, 1990

Photocopied articles


Box 11 Folder 28

Guastavino Family Files [17 of 18], undated

Miscellaneous notes.


Box 14 Folder 16

Guastavino Family Files [18 of 18], 1838, 1873, 1889-1890, 1895. 1897-98 1903-04

Photocopied articles


Box 11 Folder 29

Notes [1 of 3], undated


Box 11 Folder 30

Notes [2 of 3], undated


Box 11 Folder 31

Notes [3 of 3], undated

Series VII: Visual Material

Series VII includes photographs taken during the 1962, 1964, and 1966 Modern Architecture Symposium, photographs of Soviet Architecture, photographs taken during an architecture studio review, and photographs of the Frank Lloyd Wright Humanities Exhibit. There are also numerous slides of Russian architecture as well as a series contact sheets and negatives.


Box 11 Folder 32

Modern Architecture Symposium Photographs [1 of 3], undated


Box 11 Folder 33

Modern Architecture Symposium Photographs [2 of 3], undated


Box 12 Folder 1

Modern Architecture Symposium Photographs [3 of 3], undated


Box 11 Folder 2

Soviet Architecture Photographs [1 of 7], undated


Box 11 Folder 3

Soviet Architecture Photographs [2 of 7], undated


Box 11 Folder 4

Soviet Architecture Photographs [3 of 7], undated


Box 11 Folder 5

Soviet Architecture Photographs [4 of 7], undated


Box 11 Folder 6

Soviet Architecture Photographs [5 of 7], undated


Box 12 Folder 7

Soviet Architecture Photographs [6 of 7], undated


Box 12 Folder 8

Soviet Architecture Photographs [7 of 7], undated


Box 12 Folder 9

Architecture Studio Photographs, undated


Box 12 Folder 10

Frank Lloyd Wright Humanities Exhibit, undated


Box 12 Folder 11

Designs for Beauty and Use, 1961-1968


Box 12 Folder 12

Hybrid Buildings, undated


Box 12 Folder 13

Russian Slides [1 of 4], 1967

121 slides.


Box 12 Folder 14

Russian Slides [2 of 4], 1985

131 slides.


Box 12 Folder 15

Russian Slides [3 of 4], undated

88 slides.


Box 12 Folder 16

Russian Slides [4 of 4], undated

32 slides.


Box 12 Folder 17

Russian Slides [1 of 2], undated

120 slides.


Box 12 Folder 18

Russian Slides [2 of 2], undated

127 slides.


Box 12 Folder 19

Contact Sheets, undated


Box 12 Folder 20

Modern Architecture Symposium, 1964

Negatives


Box 12 Folder 21

Negatives, undated

294 negative sheets


Box 12 Folder 22

Negatives, undated

163 negative sheets


Box 12 Folder 23

Negatives, undated

Modern Architecture Symposium

Series VIII: Audio Material

Series VIII is comprised of eight tape reels that contain the audio recording of the 1966 Modern Architecture Symposium. The Third Modern Architecture Symposium took place at Columbia University in New York May 14-15, 1966. The decade 1907-1917 was discussed. Henry-Russell Hitchcock was Chairman and member of the organizing committee. An additional member of that committee was George Collins.


Box 12 Folder 24

Modern Architecture Symposium, 1966 May 14, 2 open reel audiotapes


Speakers: George Collins, Henry-Russell Hitchock, Edgar Kaufmann, Jr., Allen Brooks,


Box 13 Folder 1

Modern Architecture Symposium, 1966


Two tape reels


Box 13 Folder 2

Modern Architecture Symposium, 1966


Two tape reels


Box 13 Folder 3

Modern Architecture Symposium, 1966


Two tape reels